Homeschool Life Coach — Helping Moms Homeschool with Confidence & Calm
Capturing the Charmed Life offers valuable insights, resources, and inspiration for homeschool moms seeking a fulfilling, personalized education experience for their children. Here, you’ll find guidance on building strong family relationships, managing the practical aspects of homeschooling, fostering child-inspired learning, and navigating the emotional landscape of home education. Whether you’re new to homeschooling or looking to deepen your approach, explore tips, personal stories, and strategies to help you create a joyful, balanced homeschool life that aligns with your values.
Homeschool science engages a non-science-interested kid when you think about science as play. Homeschool science usually includes buying unusual items. Like this day: when we used volt meters, covered copper wiring, wire cutters, and steel wool. Oh, and pennies. Here’s where we learned how to Make a Penny Battery. Here’s how we homeschool science in…
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Diane Geerlinks is a Professionally Certified Educational Therapist, Director of NILD Canada (National Institute for Learning Development), and operates GeerLINKS Learning Centre. She is a motivational speaker and brings her 25 years of homeschooling her five kids to her work. Diane has continued learning about the neuroplasticity of the brain and how we can improve our capacity…
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Can you homeschool without a homeschool room? Of course, you can learn in a homeschool room, of course. This would be the room with my bookshelves filled with Dear Canada novels and my collections of books for prescribed reading lists, math workbooks, dictionaries, and you know, schoolish stuff. “Oh, this is your schoolroom!” I’ve heard…
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Your home is not a school: though it would appear that is what you’re after since, ya know, it’s implied in the word, homeschool? The most important aspect of homeschooling is the relationship between the parent and the child. A sure sign that your home is not a school. Our goal is to listen to…
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We started our homeschool history year by studying early civilizations. When we got to Egypt, we slowed right down. Why? Because the kids were fully engaged. Before we dive into Egyptian homeschool history, I want to invite you to my free Reimagine your Homeschool Mini-Course, where you’ll discover how to create a homeschool experience that…
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How to do science in a self-directed way? Follow their interests & discover they’ll cover many topics. I’ll share oodles of ideas to do it.
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